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This repository contains the backend implementation of a Loan Management System (LMS) for an NBFC operating exclusively in Loan Against Mutual Funds (LAMF). The system models the end-to-end lifecycle of a loan, including loan product configuration, loan application submission and eligibility validation, loan approval, collateral pledging etc
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This repository contains the backend implementation of a Loan Management System (LMS) for an NBFC operating exclusively in Loan Against Mutual Funds (LAMF).
The system models the end-to-end lifecycle of a loan, including loan product configuration, loan application submission and eligibility validation, loan approval, collateral pledging, and ongoing loan health monitoring based on Mutual Fund NAV changes.
This project was built with a focus on domain understanding, correctness, API design, and clear engineering tradeoffs.
The system models real-world lending workflows including:
The focus of this implementation is on correct domain modeling, clean APIs, strong data consistency, and clear engineering tradeoffs.
This repository represents the core backend engine of the LMS and is intended to be consumed by:
Loan applications represent requests, not disbursed loans.
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Invalid input results in request failure and no data persistence.
NAV is fetched (mocked)
Collateral value = Σ(units × NAV)
Eligible amount = collateral value × max LTV
If: requestedAmount > eligibleAmount
→ Application is REJECTED (persisted for audit)
| Condition | Loan Status |
|---|---|
| LTV ≤ maxLTV | ACTIVE |
| maxLTV < LTV ≤ marginCallLTV | MARGIN_CALL |
| LTV > liquidationLTV | LIQUIDATION_TRIGGERED |
Liquidation is simulated via state change only.
/api/admin/**) to support RBAC latercompany_id) implementedPOST /api/admin/loan-products
GET /api/admin/loan-products
PATCH /api/admin/loan-products/{id}/status
GET /api/admin/loan-applications
GET /api/admin/loan-applications/{id}
POST /api/admin/loan-applications/{id}/approve
POST /api/admin/loans/{loanId}/nav
The system uses PostgreSQL with a strongly consistent relational model.
Indexes
(status, updated_at DESC) for efficient admin listingAlthough not implemented, the following were considered:
Current implementation is a modular monolith for simplicity.
docker compose up -d
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## Run Backend
- mvn clean install
- mvn spring-boot:run
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## Demo & Deployment
- Backend and database are demonstrated via local setup
- Full end-to-end functionality is shown in the demo video
- Demo Video: https://dummy-demo-link
```Due to infrastructure constraints, backend and database are not deployed to cloud services.```
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## Testing
- Automated test cases were not implemented due to time constraints.
- Manually validated scenarios include:
- Invalid MF units
- LTV breach rejection
- Duplicate approval prevention
- NAV-driven loan health changes
- Transaction rollback on failure
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